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I'm trying to pan as much as I can. >> All right, let's get to the test and then maybe we can cry later. >> I know. Wait, there's a sergeant in captain. I'm not trying to give you our time. I'm sorry. I understand. I didn't mean to give a bull card to you to be a jerk to you. >> On June 13th, 2025, around 12:05 a.m., Officer Nicole Canes with a Pack and Gladstone Police Department approached the intersection of Route 206 South and Old Dutch Road East to investigate a vehicle that was blocking the intersection. This was based on her observations from when she had conducted an unrelated traffic stop nearby around 11:53 p.m. on June 12th. She went closer towards the vehicle and noticed that a red 2024 Mazda CX5 was parked perpendicular to a stop sign on Old Dutch Road West. >> I promise that was one of two gold cards I can represent. I appreciate all the work that you do, >> ma'am. A gold card cannot get you out of >> That's not what I'm saying. >> I mean a DUI. >> Can I copyright? Let me get a B unit. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. Driver is unresponsive. Unknown to breathing. >> Ma'am. While the vehicle initially seemed unoccupied, a closer inspection revealed that the driver was unconscious. She immediately notified dispatch and asked them to notify the Bedminster Township Police Department since this was within their boundaries. After repeatedly banging the on the window, the driver was eventually awakened and proceeded to roll down her window. Officer Canich immediately detected the odor of alcohol and observed multiple open containers inside the vehicle. The driver was later identified as 23-year-old Celia Perryi and she told the officer that she was coming from a work event in Jersey City. However, she denied consuming any alcohol earlier that evening. Ma'am >> 206 old vehicle also locked. Ma'am ma'am, >> ma'am. Ma'am, OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. All right. Driver's conscious alert. Hey, John. You okay? All right. You were just sweeping. My name is Officer Kashigi. My body camera is activated. Recording. You okay? >> Yes, I'm fine. I'm leaving. Say, >> why are you parked right here? Do you see where you are? Huh? >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? No. Then why are you Why are you parked right here? I I had a long night. I had co-workers over here. I called them. Trust me. Like it's >> You You were in the middle of a street. >> No, I know. It's a divider here. Trust me. >> There's There's no divider. >> The divider right there. >> No. >> Divider this way. >> So, m I'm smelling alcohol coming off of you. Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> No, I didn't. I came back from an event from my co-workers. Where was that? Okay, we're back. Trust me. I I don't really trust your story right now cuz I smell alcohol coming off of you. We're working with flavor and refriger. Okay. So, what? Tell me why you were just sleeping right here. I was banging on the window and I couldn't get you to wake up. And I I see open alcohol containers right next to you. >> That was my coworker. They're not open. >> But I I smell alcohol. I know it is open. I smell it coming off of you. >> You smell it coming off of me? >> Yes, I do. And there's an open container right in the car. >> Yes. And that was my book that I drove home this morning. >> Okay. And you can't tell me why you're parked in the middle of the road sleeping. I was just on a motor vehicle. So, >> I drove her by. We had an event earlier this afternoon. >> Okay. Where was the event? You said it >> was in Jersey City. >> Okay. Where'd you drop her off at? >> Jersey City. >> Okay. Let me see your driver's license registration insurance when I came. So, obviously I was on my side over here. She I noticed my hand was here when I came out. She was just passed out at the wheel. Um she was >> I thought it was like a medical emergency. I thought I was like break. >> I thought so too. But then I saw the alcohol in the passing. >> I didn't know. I didn't know. >> [laughter] >> Johnny 1531. So >> n you can cancel him. >> Careful. Sorry. All right. You can hold on to your gold card. I don't necessarily need that. >> I'm going to I'm sorry. >> All right. I'm going to give it back to you anyway. You want to hang out? >> Here. Take your gold card back. I don't have stuff. Okay, >> I'm going to hand it to you. I'm sorry. That light is >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to put this right here on your dashboard. Can I please get your insurance? >> I'm trying to provide for you. That light is giving me a migraine. And also just for this is my pass. Here is >> my gold card. >> Ma'am, I'm looking for your insurance. >> All right. So I come up here and I know she's passing over here. So there is two openers of pioneers in the park on the passenger side. She said I could take this because I bought this car. Let me figure out >> my own money. >> Yeah. Beautiful. >> Yeah. >> You got uh some open containers. >> Yeah. >> You guys, >> do you want us to take it or do you want to take it for >> Make sure you sign the complaints when you're on >> Yeah. >> You were summoned. >> You got anything? >> Yeah, I did. Obviously. Yeah. Know if uh checking with you at your town. All right. I don't I know I have the insurance media message. >> I bought this car a week ago. >> Sergeant Jeffrey Veltry and Officer Liam McCann with the Bedminster Township Police Department arrived on scene shortly afterwards. Once they were on scene, they realized that it was not an emergency and the ambulance was cancelled. Celia provided the officer with her PBA gold card which indicated that she had a relative in law enforcement. Officer Kesich told Celia that she did not need that card. Detective Adam Caruso also arrived on scene and officer Kanesich returned to her patrol car to ruin Celia's information since she was displaying signs of impairment. Celia was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. all these papers. >> Take your time. I'm here all night. It's okay. Don't worry about it. Maybe they emailed you. >> They did, too. But I want to make sure I don't want to give you a hard time with having to stay fun. This is your premium. They didn't uh email you a temporary copy. Okay. All right. Let me just run your license. Okay. How old is she? Um, what do you want to do? You want to test her? >> Yeah, >> we'll just have to do the uh the summons will have to be written on Bminster's ticket. So, we'll have to probably handwrite it. So, I don't think we'll be able to log into the red ticket. Like if if she if she's if she's determined to be under the influence and we arrest her, we'd have to do because you're in Benster, we have to write the ticket on a Bener summon, but it would still be you writing the ticket. >> Don't worry about that. We'll figure that out at the time comes. So you pulled up and saw her just like this. >> Yeah. So I was like, I was on the side and I noticed like two lights and I thought maybe some the left here. I'm like, "What the fuck?" And I turn and I'm like and I get out and I thought there was somebody there. She was in class. She's pass. >> Jeez. Yeah. I wouldn't I would just see if she got anything. But if you want to test her, we'll test her. >> Yeah. I'll grab it for you. All right, guys. So, here's the deal. because there's open containers of alcohol in the car because I smell it coming off of you. I'm going to have to do a standard field so far soiety test. Okay. Okay. On you and then uh if you pass then you'll be good to go. Okay. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. >> No problem. Okay. If they I mean get heels. I gave them a work event. If it's easier and you want to take your shoes off, you're more than welcome. It It's totally up to you. Whatever you prefer. Let's stand over here. Officer Canesich started with the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, officer Canes observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation [clears throat] and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Celia failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and took an incorrect number of steps in each direction. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Celia failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. >> All right. You want to keep your heels on? >> I'm here for you. No. So like I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm saying like whichever you prefer. >> I'm here from work. Whichever you prefer. Like that's I'm not trying to give you any sort of hard time. >> Yeah. No. Come on. Thank you. All right. I want to make sure you have what you're trying to do. All right. So what have you do? I'm going to have you start in the starting position. Starting position is hands at your side. What I'm going to do is you are going to look at this pen. All right? Look at this pen. Do not move your head at all. Just your eyes. Okay? Yeah, you want Keep paying attention on to the phone. >> I just don't want my bling ganging to be confused. >> No, you're good. Am I tearing up? I just wanted to make sure that I was keeping my eyes all the time. >> Yeah, you're good. You can keep blinking like normal. >> Okay. All right. I apologize. Um, lay down a whole lot because I don't want to be like tearing up a whole lot. I have gumball eyes. >> All right. Wipe your face real quick. >> I have gumball eyes. >> All right. >> I'm not crying. I'll show you what I'm If I wanted to cry, I'll show you what that is. >> I have gumball eyes. I'm trying to pan as much as I can. >> All right. Let's put it to the test and then maybe we can cry later. All right. >> I know. Last I checked. >> Hey, pay attention to the pen. Just don't say anything. Pay attention to the pen. Faster I can get this done, faster I can get you home. All right. >> But I'm saying so I can talk to you. Can you please >> you? You got to stop talking cuz the second you talk and you move your head and you're not paying attention to the pen, I can't finish my test. >> Let's get the test over with so I can get you. Okay. Keep keep paying attention to the All right. Next, I'm going to do vertical. Okay. So, like I said, keep your head straight. Just follow your eyes. >> Sorry. Ready? We're going to start here. All right. Next test we're going to do if you have any problems with your balance that or any injury that's happened to you that would have you make a maybe have a hard time walking nine steps back and nine steps there and nine steps back. I have scoliosis. My hips are this way. Okay, just a heads up. >> All right, but you'd have no problem walking nine steps forward and nine steps back. >> All right, good help. >> All right, so what I'm going to have you do, I'm going to put you in the starting position. Okay, I'm going to explain the test and then you're going to do the test. Okay, starting position will look like this. Whichever foot you want to have, keep that foot planted. I'm going to do my left, you can do your right, doesn't matter. Put one heel in front of the other. Okay, hands at your side. Okay, that's going to be your starting position. So, whenever you're ready, get in. >> Whenever you're ready, get in that position. Whenever you're ready, get in that position. >> The position that I'm in. I >> Whenever you're ready. >> Right here. I'm I'm saying I assume I'm I'm just watching now. >> Whenever you are ready, get in the position that I'm in. >> Yes. >> Foot planted. Toe heel in front of your toe. >> Understood. Look like this. Do this. >> I assume I'm walking this way. >> I want to make sure I >> But I got ma'am. I got to get you in the starting position before anything else. So, get back. >> Starting position. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure I heard everything. >> Yes. >> Yes. Heel in front of your toe. Now, you can listen. Stay in that position until I give you the instructions to go. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. So, what you are going to do, I'm going to demonstrate three steps. You're going to demonstrate nine for me. Okay? So, what you're going to do, you're going to stay in that position and you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps straight. I'm going to do three. You're going to do nine. Then, you're going to take a series of small steps back and do nine back. I'm going to demonstrate it for you, but like I said, I'm doing three. Get back in the starting position. Sorry. Put your your heel to your toe. All right, I'm going to demonstrate three for you. Yep. Okay. So, like it's going to look like this. One. And make sure you're looking down at your feet and counting out loud. So, 1 2 3. Keep this front forward foot planted. Take a series of small steps leaving that foot planted. I did three. You are doing nine. Then take nine back. So, one, get back in the starting position. 1 2 3 is I just for clarification it doesn't matter how many I take for the turn around I have to do nine that way yes nine bad yes okay apologies that's why so get back get back in your get back in your starting position no get back in your starting position like this look like this heel to your toe >> nine heel to toe steps forward Correct. >> Keep that that left or right foot planted. Take a series of small steps and then come back. Nine steps. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. You understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. And remember, look down at your feet the entire time and count out loud. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, go ahead. >> One. Try again whenever you're ready. It's all good. All right. Remember sandals? >> If you'd rather wear your sandals and you think you'll have better balance doing that, >> not those ones. >> Is it necessary? Hold on. I'm sorry. I'm like noticing that. >> I know, ma'am. It's It's me and you. It's me. They're here for my protection and that's it. All right. They're here to back me up. They didn't know what I was getting into, but we're making sure that you're okay out here on the road. Okay. So, if you want to go get your sandals, we can finish the test, then let's do that cuz then we can get you either on your way home or we have a discussion after that. But we got to get to >> I'm modeling this way. Like I understand I'm not trying to cause any sort of issues. I think you you established. >> All right. Are we going to get through the test? >> No, we are. No, we are. No, we are. No, we are. So, let's grab your sandals. >> No, we are. I can do it in kitten heels, too. I'm just saying I'm moving like this >> because I'm a girl. >> I'm a girl, too. And I'm able to like concrete. That that's why I'm like, "Oh, >> you can pop open the trunk. I can grab either I can either walk in heels if you want to make this more difficult or I have like what you want to do." >> No, I'm just saying I'm going like this. But if you're wondering why I'm going like this, I'm not wondering at all. I just want you to do the test. That's all. >> So, whenever you're ready, get back. If I go like this, are you going to wonder why? Cuz I can also walk in there. I'm just saying I don't want you. You tell me. You tell me what you would like to do. I need you to take nine steps forward, nine steps back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. Okay, give me some extras. I'm sorry. I have some calluses on the bottom of my feet. That's why. 1 2 3. And I'm also not trying to be a hard ass. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. >> Perfect. >> My perfect crypted. I'm not going to give you a hard time. I'm sorry. I understand. I didn't mean to give a gold card to you to be a jerk to you. I promise. >> All right. So, I got one more test for you and then I can figure out my decision. Okay. >> All right. Let's get in that starting position again. It's going to look like this. Hands to your side again, feet touching. Okay. Next test is going to be you are going to raise your foot 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep looking at that foot and count 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Do you understand those directions? Arms to the side. Keep holding that foot up. Keep counting until I tell you to stop. Whenever you're ready, go ahead. 1,000 2,000. >> You're good. Can I not be on the slope? >> Wherever. Listen. You want to go right here? There's no slope right here. There's no slope anywhere. This whole area is not >> perfect. It is. Ready? You want to try it? Thank you. Don't. It's okay. Whenever you're ready, get in that starting position. Look down at your toes. Count 1 1,00 2 1 2 100 3 100 1 5 100 6 100 7 1 100,000 8 100 9 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 >> Keep your Keep your arms at your side. Keep your arms 100,000 18,000. Sorry, I looked up for for a second. 19 18,000 19,000 17 >> All right, you're good. You're good. >> Based on her indicators of impairment, the odor of alcohol, the open containers inside her vehicle, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises adequately. Celia was placed under arrest for operating under the influence. Her vehicle was impounded by Mike's towing for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John's law. >> Okay, listen. Here's the deal. I think you are too impaired to drive. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have to tell you that you are under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay? So, do me a favor and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> This is not an option. Come on. >> Did you not see me? Can I call a lawyer? >> Did you not see me? >> I'm looking up at you cuz you gave me [ __ ] >> Dispatch. >> All right. Come on. We're going to go to the back of my car. Do you want to get your shoes? You want to put your shoes on or you want shoes on? >> You want other shoes? Thank you. >> Ready? We're going to go to this car right here. >> Is there anything you want from the vehicle? You have a purse or something in there? >> Yeah. >> I'll allow you to grab it. Where can you see them? >> U can you unlock the car? >> It's locked. >> Or open. >> Thank you. You can grab my red wallet. I'm telling you those cans were not purchased by me. I give you >> Well, the these two are still open and then the one sitting in the center console was and that was a passenger. And I understand that can be a mistake. >> I mean, it could. Yeah, this is a good possibility. All right. Anything else? >> We're from Chicago. Anything else you need? I mean, you can push the car off. >> Um, I want to make sure that my keys >> are not in the center console. >> Your car is being towed. It doesn't matter. >> You have your keys. >> Are you serious? It's mandatory to stay in New Jersey and you're under arrest. >> No option. >> You didn't even give me your breathalyzer. We're going to do that back at headquarters. >> That's why I did the test. You do it right now. Nope. >> No, I don't have the equipment on me. >> That was interesting. It does get done back at headquarters. >> Are you serious? See, thanks. Come on. Come on. >> Yeah. Uh, yeah, cuz there's Ross there. Come on. Ma'am, let's go. No, I know. Can you at least turn off the car? >> Yes, they will turn off the car. >> Who? Do you Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Do you have Do you have anything on you that's going to poke a piece of me cuz I'm going to make sure before you get in the car? You're just wearing the dress? >> Yes. I came from an event. I was driving my coworker. All right. Here you go. Have a seat. >> Can you hear me, please? All right. He's going to spell you out. Okay. Never mind. Thanks. Where's your phone? Um, I'm hoping that it's either in my purse or in my All right, I'll find it. >> Hang with her real quick. We can toss a guard in. >> I have a work phone. What? >> You going to pass the car? >> Let me get her phone. >> Her phone? >> Yeah. >> You want that phone? It's on the side. >> Yeah. I can't wait for officer comp. >> Yeah. You need two cell phones? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where would they be? >> There should be one in a clear case that might have yellowed by now. That's my personal phone. >> Where would it be located? >> It should be in the center console. I don't know where everything else is. There's another phone. That is my work phone. Okay. >> Which is where I transferred my coworker. >> All right. Let me try and find him. Whatever. Sorry. >> She said it might be. Oh, >> okay. >> Just one, she said. >> No, she said there's two. >> Yeah. Excuse me, sir. >> This one. And then there should be another one or is this one your personal one? >> That is my work phone. Okay. Let me see if I can find your other one. Is it clear? under the seat. >> Okay. >> She said it could have slid under the seat. >> All right. Let me just take pictures real quick. Jesus Christ. This one's uh Celsius. >> Yeah, I know. That's why she said it was her friends. >> All right, I got your other one. >> I'm going to turn your flash off. Okay. >> Yeah, no problem. >> All right, let me Hang on. Hold on. Hold on. >> All right, let me check the other. Did you see what that was on the the door on the >> Yeah, it's it's not open. >> It's a Is it a Celsius or No. energy. >> Oh, is it? >> No, it's just energy. All right. Thank you. She doesn't even take >> Yeah. Let me see if she >> All right. Thank you. I'm not as good as you. I never will be as good as you. This is my first one, actually. >> Well, I don't know if you like that, but it's tough because you have four people staring at you >> and I trip over my words because I know everybody's looking at me. Thank you. >> All right. You good? >> Yeah. Can you take the housekeep? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Thank you. All right. We You had a I guess a key or something on your key ring. I don't know what it's for. Maybe a house key or something. So, I took it off for you so that at least you could have that. >> Are you taking my key? >> Yeah. The tow truck needs us to tow your car. So, here's what's going to happen. You're being arrested for driving while under the influence. I have to mandatorily take your car for 12 hours. That's why we're towing the car. Because I can't let you get out of my headquarters. >> You never breathalyzed me, though. We're going to do that now. I just told you before we're going >> there's no reason. >> Car. >> There is because if you are under the influence, it's called John's law. If you are under the influence, I have the power to impound your car for 12 hours. Sorry. >> John's law based on what? >> You can look that up later. I'm telling you I'm impounding your car for 12 hours. Okay? Don't don't start don't speak from a family of military. >> Okay? And you were driving under the influence and I'm pretty sure they would understand. >> But you wouldn't know until you >> I tested you out here. You failed my test. That is the reason why I failed your test. >> That is the reason why I placed you under arrest. Okay. If you don't >> Would you like to feel the bottoms of my feet? >> That's why I offered you. >> I have awful balance. >> All right, I'm not arguing with you anymore. Put your leg in. Put your leg in. Put your leg in. >> Did you call? Did you call my uncle? You cannot take my car. >> All right, I'm bring >> Can you >> No, they're going to wait for this to tell. Um, can you just move your car out cuz I'm going to back out or something? >> Thank you, >> ma'am. Ma'am. >> Yes. Where is my purse? >> It's in the back of the car. >> It's not. So, I don't see it. >> 1531. >> I have a right. >> You didn't call. >> Hang on a sec. >> Ma'am, you did not call. That was one of two gold cards I can represent. I appreciate all the work that you do. >> Ma'am, a gold card cannot get you out of >> That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying >> I mean a DUI. >> That's not what I'm saying. And I >> Sorry. >> And I don't have a DUI. You never breathalyzed me. >> 52. Back to my headquarters. 523 headquarters. >> Ma'am, I'm trying to be respectful. I grew up in this town. I'm not trying to clog your juice. I apologize for I want to understand what is going on here because I understand too what my rights are. I understand. Just walk the line and then you shove me in the back. Also, you never run your rights. This is me not trying to give you a hard time. I understand the system. My family is all throughout the military, Marines, army, air force, all of them. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I'm not trying to drive. I don't see it. Yeah. Yeah. I just don't change that call. Grab that road. I said driving out of town. Nice to go. City champagne below. I can drive her back. Drove her back. No problem. Year two. I remember playing ball and kickball in the third grade. County 1531. 15. >> Arriving headquarters 52725. And can you run my RO all the way around, please? All right. Ready? I'm going to unlock your seat belt. Oh, you already did it for me. Okay. Come on out. All right, walk that way. You're good. Just keep walking that way. This way. Make a left. Officer Canich transported her to the Pac and Gladstone Police Department for further processing. The standard statement from motor vehicle operators was read to her at the station and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.17% which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. Celia was eventually released to a sober adult pending her court appearance after they signed the potential shared lady warning form on Celia's behalf. >> We're going to go into those doors left. All right. Go ahead. See that bench right there? Your camera. Okay. Can you take our stuff in and then you have this camera on already? >> Her two phones. No, we don't have a camera. No camera. >> We do. We're passing camera. >> Not Tom. I just had this. Thank you. >> Officer Can issued her the following citations. Operating under the influence 39450. Reckless driving 39 to 496. Careless driving 39497. Open container 39 to 451B. >> Copy. Thanks. All right. Turning body camera.